PLANT REPRODUCTION. Male Plant Reproductive System  Stamen  Contains the anther and the filament.

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PLANT REPRODUCTION

Male Plant Reproductive System  Stamen  Contains the anther and the filament

Male Plant Reproductive System  Anther  Produces Pollen

Male Plant Reproductive System  Filament  Supports the anther

Male Plant Reproductive System  Pollen  Male gamete (sperm)

Female Plant Reproductive System  Pistil  Female part of the flower

Female Plant Reproductive System  Stigma  Sticky, captures pollen

Female Plant Reproductive System  Style  Holds up the stigma

Female Plant Reproductive System  Ovary  Contains ovules (becomes the fruit)

Female Plant Reproductive System  Ovules  Female gametes (eggs)

Plant Reproduction  Petals  Attracts insects

Plant Reproduction  Sepals  Protects flower

Plant Reproduction  Fruit  Fertilized plant ovary

The Seed  Seed  Plant embryo

The Seed  Cotyledon  Provides nourishment

The Seed  Seed Coat  Protects the seed

The Seed  Epicotyl  Develops in the stems and leaves

The Seed  Hypocotyl  Develops into the roots